Scottish Women's Suffrage Movement, 1902–1933 - Key Data

The Glasgow and West of Scotland Society for Women's Suffrage was a non-militant movement running during the period 1902–1933. The society was involved in campaigning for women’s suffrage and other issues regarding women’s rights.

This collection contains documents covering the society's activities, including their campaigns for equal voting rights, the free distribution of information on birth control, and the removal of differential legislation for women in industry. The materials included are Committee meeting minutes, letter books, and reports, which cover everything from the recruitment and selection of female candidates to fundraising for local hospitals.

The collection provides an insight into how the society aimed to influence policymakers and promote women’s suffrage through non-militant means.